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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
Kansas City Grain and Produce Market
KANSAS CITY, May 81. 1881.

Kansas City Grain and PrOdzos Market.
KANSAS CITY, May 81. 1881.
Live Stock Indicator reports:
FLOUR-Very dull Nothing except in miEsd
Quotations are for established brans in car
lots per half barrel in sacks as follows XXX sJc;
Xxx, 9591 05, family. 81 1081 20; choice
81 508l 4Oi fancy 81 So 55i patent ~ ~
higher.
WHEAT Receipts at regular. elevator since
bushels leaving stock in store as reported TO the
board of trade to-day, 1855.
NJ e5 ma On e9ange S .. "a We" r. sSI-s
May 7Ig bid, 7Sc asked; June, 100 bid 345Ec
as lze( y uly' loc i'd, 1879 asked
CORN-R ceipts at regular elevators since
last reports; $50 bushels and Withdrawals ~
bushels, leaving stock iu store as reported 20 the
board Of trade to-day, 49,, 7O3 bushels.
Inc market on change Lsa Eea4eE3
No; cash, 8255e BID, SIZE asked; May, SIC BID
SIC asked; June, Sl76e bid, sz5sc askedi July
O4T5-No-, ? cash. 2eo bid. 2sHo. asked;
May, 2lszC bid, Z81zc asked: j une, 20c bIdss &c
asked July, zoe bid Zle asksdi August 20 ola'
RYE-No. eash, lske bid, 100 asked;
POULTRY-Live-Ol hens fat heavy, g %
per dozen: ROSTERS, s. O032 .; turkeys, SC.
Ducks s. 90 per dOzens geese not wanted
DEessed-l. hic[ensl sei turkeys u844c.
BUTTFR@5o5ood, Creamery, fancy. sc; good
z0c; hne dairy. 20ci store packed, Ls74glSi com
HAY1steady. Fancy small balsd. so 90,
OIL CAKE-Per 100 Iba. Becksd, 81 8; e21 90
per ton frss on board cars Car lOtss go % PEI
ton.
CORN MEAIT-Grssn4 75ci dElsds s0ci chop
yellow. Zoe bulk; Use sacked.
SHIPPING 6FUFF-Bulk. E7662s,
ELAKSEED-9Oc.
BRAN-Bulk, 55c, sacked 6gc.
CASTOR BEAEB-81 s..
HEDES-Dry flint, no. i. per pound 12ci 30.
2; IGc dry flint bulls and sGagss Zoe dry ealus14
No. 1 l2c; No. 2. Sc; green sslbecs NO. J. 11soi
No q &c. green ealts1 bull and stag, bzsci green
uncuIsd No. /, &c; No z 51zcs CALI iB5o sasSp
pelts. dried. e811c Per lb.
WOOI-llieSouFf unWashsd, heavy. dns 168
1sc. Heht Fns 19c; medium, z1ef25ci medium
combi1g 22E2acs coarse ccmbing. 20e9zlCi low
[ and carDet. I5GsI7c: Kansas and EesTaas-as heaFg
tub washed choice medium 84a5s3oi nras t48 &C
CHFFsF5GV9s quote: FuH orszn. f4e145Eo
dats 7s1Ec= Yong American l8e5 Aelllls9u 44ls
BROOM CORN Quotations. Hurl 1905 self
working, 517; common Sc crooked. s5Ee34c.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
hIurs ID nc RuIns.

PARIS, May 27.-The examination OF the
Opera COmique for the remains Of victims
continues vigorously. Twenty bodies have
been found In the dining room. These
victims all met their death by sufOcatiOn-
The hremen saw other bodies but were an
able to reach them. 1t ia believed that there
are fifteen or more bodies in the ruins yet
A roll call Of the attaches OF the Opera
COmique made to-day shows that seventeen
actors and employees are missing, exclusive
Of supernumaries who were engaged nightly
as they were needed and Of whom no record
vas kept.
AccOT ding to official reports sixty bodies
have been recovered from the ruins Of the
Opera COmique up TO O'Clock this evening.
The municipal council has voted II, 900
francs for the relief Of the sufferers.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04

UIrX OF ME1Co, VIA GALVESTON, May a.
A report was current IN financial circles here
yesterday that the contract for operating
the mint IN this city is to be transferred to
a syndicate OF English capitalists for ST.
500, 900, this sum to include the purchase Of
all machinery etc. The mint contract is
regarded as a very profitable one, and these
terms are not considered aEtrsvagant. IL Is
also known that the directors Of the Bank OF
London, Mexico and South America con
template establishing a system Of branch
banks throughout this republic English
financial influence is constantly growing
here and the consolidated debt bonds have
taken an upward squirt IN this market
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04

PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 26.-Chief Officer
Gay, of the bark Mcleod" of st. Johns,
New Brunswick, which arrived at this port
today from BuenOs Ayres. tells a frightfuI
story of death from cholera in that portion
Of the Argentine Republic. He
says that while his vessel was
lying in the h6rbor Of BuenOs Ayres the
people Of that city and suburbs were dying
of like sheep, and the disease seemed to
spread like wild fire. The wife of the cap
tain of the bark Golden Rule" the chief
mate, and one man of the bark Brewer and
four men OF the bark ''Wiio' were stricken
down with the disease and died while the
Mcleod" was in port. No idea oosld be
formed by the chief officer Of the number Of
cases or deaths occurring daily.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04

UUHLIsIs May 27.-The eviotions being car
ned On at Badyks are attended by exciting
scenes To-day fight Occurred, and the
police charged the people With bayOnsts.
Ihe sheriff IN command was seized with
epilepsy. A truce was had at once, and wa
used by the people to strengthen tbs de-
lenses. The persons to be eViCtsd are al
baEricaded In theiE homes and have plenty
Of friends 70 assist In resisting the police
It Is believed that severe fghting. and even
hIooHahsd. Is inevitable
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nay 30.-A dispatch TO
tbs EUeniIlg Times from London, KY, states
was confined IN the Louisville Jail, serving
ont sentence for mo0nshiug, expected q
case IN which he vas charged with murder 20
be called here today Three days ago he
was released from 5ail. He had no money
and walled I5T miles in two days reaching
here sn time to eppaaE IN court this morn
ing. AZ the present Writing hi9 cEse hsa
nss bssH eallods
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
The BODY Found.

ATCH1soN, May 3O.-The body Of Mrs.
Amelia Ostertsg, who disappeared from heE
home in this city on the 2lst inst, was found
in the Missouri river, above LeavenW0rth, last
evening. The body had evidently been in
the water fully week as it was much de-
com posed. It was fully identified as that OF
The missing women. Whether she CON-
mitted suicide OF was murdered and thrown
into the river Is still mOOted question.
Memorial day was generally observed in
this city. The procession included three
lodge Of the Ancient Order United Work
men and q long line Of carriages; Judge Y.
D. Webb delivered the address. AL the
graves Of soldiers IN the cemeteries were
profusely decorated with flowers.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04

CHIoAoo, May 26.-An Irtsr-Oesan special
from OskalOOsa, Ia-s Gays. John Fali and
wife, Of Jefferson township, this county,
we're murdered last night. The assassins
used an ak, and, after the bloody deed
had been committed, set IRE 90 the house.
Mr.. Fall was DuE11 almost beyond
thirty feet from the house with her head
crushed in A severe struggle had taken
place The bodies were not found until this
morning. There la no clue TO the psEpstrg-
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srgtematiesnY -.

81. Louis, Nay GA special to the Post
Dispatch from Evansville. md says: At
OUenaboEot KY, the wholesale grocery hrLn
Of MeJOhuston d Co., sent young man TO
the po1sofhss for the mail a few days ago.
He forgot the key in the mail box and re-
ported il lost A few days later they re-
cslVed a lettsE from LiveEmorss KY, mer-
chant, asking for q receipt Tor check for
81, 900 which they had sent. Immediately
following came more inquiries for recsiptss
and an Investigation developed the fact that
the urn has been systematically robbed OF
sums aggregating $4,000 IN oheckss cash.
MraEH.- =.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04

LONDON, May ga young gentleman
whose name is believed to be Gill, and who
is thou ght to belong in Minneapolis, Mimi,
arrived at q London hotel at the beginning
of the week with plenty Of money and bag
gage. He behaved SO strangely that he Is
believed to be insane. He fasts for long in
terVals. The hotel people are alarmed on
his account, and watch him closely. They
do not desire to eject him, and are anxious
To- hear from his friends.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
Coidin Arkansas.

FoRr Smith, AK, May SO.-Reports from
the Golden City mining regions received to
night bring glowing accounts Of rich gold
finds in that vicinity. Rich placer claims
are located and are said to extend for six
miles. Assays to- day from quartz minea
show fr9m $36 to $50 per ton. Large guam
titles of gray copper Is found in the mines.
Many capitalists from this city are investing
there and the promise is Of great results.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
OuarsntIne Comn1issionar.

ALBANY, n. Y, May Ex-Governor Hill
received this morning a letter from eE-Sen-
abor Thomas O. Platl, quarantine commits
siOnsr Of New York city, Offering to resign
his position IL the governor would appoint
Colonel Fred Grant his SUCCESSOR. Govern
9r Hills IN an interview with an Associated
Press reporter, said he could give Mr.. Plat
no assurance IN the matter He would say
to the public IN general that he would be
very glad to appoint Colonel Grant quaran-
tine commissioner In case hE. Plat should
regiun.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
EIsTican RandIfs-

81. LOUIS, No, May "a special from
Brownsville, Tex, says a party Of seven
bandits, Who have been raiding near Tic
Oano lake, we're surprised by Sheriff Brito
and party Wednesday and two were cap
tuEed. Cesario Ayala, the leader, mounted
q horse under a heavy fire and escaped.
Next morning he and his party were am
pushed and be again escaped INTO the
ehaparral. On the same day g party at
tackled the Mexican custom guard near San
Miguel. A sharp fight ensusd and the Off
Ger killed one bandit Hs was himself
dangerouslY wounded.
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GERMANY.
me Retirement OF Boulanger Regarded As
uav0y-.F,I- 20 v3...-

EaVOrabIe 20 Peaoa.
BERLIN, May 2s.-Ths announcement from
Paris that M ROuvier had succeeded in forming
q ministry, excluding General Boulanger. and
composed Of moderates who favor peace, was re-
csived here With satisfaction, but with
fears that the existence Of the new cabinet
would be a stormy one and soon end in g more
acute crisis. The composition OF the ministry
did not become known till evening, but early in
the day report that General Boussier had re-
the bOurEs, although the approach OF the hOli-
DAYS and q daarth Of dealers checked business.
The fractional advance that WAS made in iuterna-
t0nal securities would have been greater if theFs
had existed any confidence that the Paris settle
msnt was permanent one, but neither political
nor financial circles consider n. RouVIer more
than a stop gap" The papers discussing the
position after the disposal Of BOulanger sp-
pssred certain, despair of the formation Of g
ministry which the German government could
treat as an abiding and reliable factor in negoia-
tons.
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BEN PrIgV Poors Dad

WASHINGTON, Hay 2s.-Msjor Ben: Perley
EOore died at the E5bltt House in this city at
1Zsl1 O'Clock this morning. twas reported yes
LerC-ly morning that he was shade better, but
&c O'Clock last evening he grew
rapidly worse Physicians were summoned aud
q lew friends sent for, bot before the time the
latter arrived he was dead Major Poors has
bsan sufferer from f5riEht's disease for ssFeraI
~ ----.- u he ~ ~ hi 80
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
BsHgvgd to FIavg Econ Murdered.

ST. LOUIS. No, Nay 5O.-A special from
Sturgeon, No, ssys: Early Sunday morn
ing the mangled body Of Jacob KOeEner, o.
De Soto, No, vas found on the railroad
track west Of town Late last night he was
playing cards in a box car with three negroes.
Blood was found in the car and on the
ground leading to where the body was
found. The negroes are now under arrest.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
- -. I-rtIn.nI.hnd

CHICAGO, May ga special from Mar
qustte, Mich, says; OopiOus rains ali over
sUffsEsra, including so, 600 appropriated by
the legislature, amounts 70 about SO 900.
Outside cities are contributing literally but
when Il ia considered that there are 1000
h0us8less people the amount is far ahort Of
the absolute need
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
me- FIreman EfIIea.

AoRRLssLLE.E, W, May 27.-An east bound
EEeight train On the sc. JOhnsburY g Lake
u1slnE5lalu railroad ran into q WashouB ten
miles east Of here this evening. The fireman
vas killed azd the eGndHc5oF ~ - -
gIat e uara 1sdlF injured Tts enzfne gu5
I'VE elzg ere q the l5s-hSut.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04

CHICAGO, May 30.-AbOut 5000 German
American citizens, veterans OF war, soldiers
and others hOcked 70 st. Boniface cemetery
this morning. The object Of the gathsrInH
was to witness the unwilling OF the soldiers
monument, q beautiful work Of marble and
granite. It Is the first monument raised IN
Chicago, to psrpetuate the heroic deeds Of
The Eerman-AHaFiean soLdiera.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
- - @ 30 II - banIzmsnt.

PITTsBURa, May IA passenger train on
the Pennsylvania railroad jumped the track
at Horseshoe Bend in the Allegheny noun
tains tonight, and three cars went over the
embankment. Three persons are reported
killed, and 8 number injured. At 1:2O
q. N. a special from Altoona, Just re-
oeiVsd, says: The fast line train
bound west was deraiied near Kittanning
tonight. The accident was caused by the
axle OF an east bound freight train breaking
about the time the two trains met. The
report says three men were killed and twelve
wounded. A number OF physicians have
gone to the scene Of the wreck No partiC-
ulsrs yet
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04

WELLMaTOE, EAH.s Nay 26.-Ths propo-
sition tOVOts the SaataFe and Southern Kan
sas $4,000 bonds, in confederation OF the
shops for the Southwestern system being 10
Gated here and for union depot, carried
with but three votes against it.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
Kansas city Live stock lLazkst.
wsz-asa 0srmv FT1v 81 fegl

CATTLE Receipts COS head: shipments. 10
had NarEst allow and about EtssdsF Tor
Shipping. choice Cows and butcher steers
sfei5tiv. common weak and hard % sell
Good 70 choice 81 O0f3A 25s Comm1l % medtuLn
e 5O63 90; stockeru, g e0Gs 95s feeding slserss
g 6OGs T5s COWS, g 008e %.
HOGe-ReeeiDas- SIS had; shipments 1sl1Q
hisf Mailed today was l0ea5e lower.
Good TO rhoica. s. 60l& Is common % unac1El1i
81 O07E z5s Ekips and pigs. e 5s94 90
l3-BsGaipta go head; lEipmsEtl -..-
brsd Market vas GFm- Good %
Ghlios @ c9Gf Co eommoa g Elediami Z o9s
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
Bnrned by RurgIars.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May 27.-At O'Clock
ehis morning the dry goods establishment
of ii. p. WATSON & Co., Nos u and "A West
Washington street, was discovered on fire,
and before the flames were subdued it was
badly damaged. The fire is believed to have
been caused by burglars. Mr.. WATSON es-
Inmates his loss at $4,000. Fully insured
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nay 26.-In the suit Of
Henry B Rollins against William X. Van
deEbilt ct al, a. Trustees OF the New York,
Chicago & St. Louis railway, judgement fOI
$50, zoo In foreclosure was ordered By thu
supreme court here to day.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04

BaUssEIs, Nay 27.-slFisinq coIiiers e
HoEnsr Village HaiEault attackad The
troops Who were guarding chs mine proper
81 aid three laEceEl were wounded Aa At
tempt has hesn made 60 destroy q hsuss q
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04

WICHITA, KAN, May 27.-Captain ". s.
White, one Of the most prominent and high
" respected citizens Of Wichita, and for
many years editor of the Beacon, died at his
home here at O'Clock this morning. He
was married to his betrOthed az hour before
his death
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04

81. PEEEzsBUna, Nay 26.-SsyoEaI nil
lion roubl11 loss vas caused By hres near
here Iuesaay- Plac4sde Uero posted Non
7nv shrarirsfun legielsIfsdT. and liz khEa-fg
~ frifne1
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
AT BELOTr.

BELoIT, KAN, May 30.-There was an i'm
menss gathering at the memorial services
to-day, The weather was pleasant. An slo-
qusnt address was delivered by Hon. E. J.
Turner member Of congress from this dis
triCt
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a HuTCaIEso.I. -.

HUTCHINSON, May 3O.-There were fulll
1900 people in this city TO- day. Joe Hooke
post did itself proud from the firing Of tht
national salute from sun rise till the CLOSING
exercises at the Methodist Episcopal churcl
this evening. Rev. B. o. Schwartz delivered
the principal Grafton.
MARKET REPORTS.
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AT osWEaO.

OsWEGo, KAN.s May Collaboration day
has been observed here with the greatest
reverence possible. Services were held IN
the large opera house. The address was de-
iVsred by Rev. Isaac Hill, Of Mound Val
Igv an old soldier.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

WIN. BRADLEY, Proprietor,
NATIONAL HOUSE.
Good board By the day or week. Eirst-class ac-
commodations East side public square,
PHLLLLPSBU hG, KANSAS.
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Ar JUNoTION CITY, KAN.

JUNCTION CITY, KAN, May Collaboration
dsy was more generally observed in this
city than ever before. Business houses were
closed at u O'Clock and remained closed
the balance Of the day. The exercises al
the opera house and at the graves were very
LmprsEsiVa.
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At WAAEFao.

WAArEao, KAN, May 9O.-Decoration day
was observed quite extensively in WameRc,
and also II Louisville and WestmOrelRnd
The parade here Of the children, bands,
Grand Army Of the Republic, A. o. q. W.,
and the uniform rank of the Knights OF
Pythias orders was grand. Ed Randall de-
Ivered the address at Leach's opera hOuss
this afternoon.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-06-04

ATTORNEY S-aT- Law.
VIII practice in the Seventeenth Judicial Dis
trict and the Supreme Court Of the State.
Collections promptly attended TO. Of
ice on south side OF square.
Phllllpsburg, Kansas.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-16


m 49, a murder againeo The olGot
-, who Ruled Constable Whellehon y
Ireland has eGashsd IN Ne pon."
Tur Cincinnofi CommercioI- 0dse1fe ~.
: s~~,.aeion. WIRED from Warrington ~
con- Armed ~ - parties concerne1. ina
Dl-1rfck attorney nurnett A. the Unite<
steess Court q Cincinnati was offered .
can brihe Of $4,000 if he would obstrnce
tho 0ovsrnmsnt o. the r y Harper
Fidelity Rank case.
CAnoLrxr a ALoxn. daughter of Ok
0overnor r. A. Alrsr. e Michigan, was
married On the evening Of the IN -
Henry sheldon, IT.. o. Detroit 1ne mar
RAGE Wa : brilliant affair. Over
thousand guests were present Among
those from abroad we're Rachael sner.
nan, daughter Of General ". y. sher
man. and NJ. and Mrs. John A. Logan
TIN Secretary q the interior : 70
vsrsed the decision q the Comm!ssionet
OF the General Land once. and holds tnaa
the state % Colorado Il entitled 70 indemr
nifty for two sections o. land lying within
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-16

TN Senate opened on tho 5th and va
Organized with the usual formalities. Objec
tions were made 70 the administration Of the
oath Of once to Mr.. Faulkner, Of West Virginia,
and the papers in tho case referred 70 the com
mitfee on privileges and electionA- NJ. Turpie.
o. Indiana, was admitted without protest AT.
Harris presented Q memorial for : consti-
tutional amendment prohibiting the sale. man
ufncturc. or importation Of alcoholic drinks
into the United states. Acoumittee was ap-
pointed TO notify the President Of the senate's
organization ~. The House OF Representatives
convened, and the candidates presented BY TIE
Democratic side OF the House were elected
without exception. including Mr.. Carlisle -
speaker, who, on taking his seat delivered .
lengthy address. The oath Of once was then
administerss and seats were chosen
TIM President sent 70 the Senate, on me ON
The nominations Of L. @ Lamar, 70 % Asso-
ciate Jnsfice of The United States Supreme
Court: WIN. r. villas. 70 be Secretary o. the
Interior: Don N. Dickinson. Of Michigan. 20 %
PostmasterGeneral: has. s FsircnAio' %
York. % Be Secretary Of the treasury
Geo. I. Rivcs. Of New York, 70 be assistant
secretary Of state: Isaac H. Maynard o. New
York. 70 b assistant Secretary q ne 1s1
my: sigourney Butler, Of Massachusetts vocs
sssoSa compt !, ce,s g t9s % o1 s. rre:sors1
Of The United statcs- That body did nothing
bus receive the Presidents message ...-.tn
re House 3 number Of amendments q tne
ules were submitted. aftcr which the frest
dents message Wa received and the reading o.
the docune emit listened 70 with great afternoon
me House then adjourned until the stn-
n she Senate. on the IN. amer the reception
communication from the heads o. depart
ments and the offering Of . resolution ~ NJ
| Cnrcm. Gaining upon the Commissions o. AZ
---.>-~~ - 800 whnth~r auv ono Of the EN-